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Technical analysis: Technical analysis is a technique of estimating a
stock’s future value strictly by examining its prices and volume of trading
over time. Technical analysis is the opposite of fundamental analysis.

Term insurance: Term insurance is life insurance coverage that pays a
death benefit only if the insured dies within a specified period of time.
Term policies do not have a cash value component and must be renewed
periodically as dictated by the insurance contract.

Testamentary trust: A trust created under the terms of a will and that
takes effect upon the death of the testator.

Ticker Symbol: A Ticker Symbol is a combination of letters that
identifies a stock-exchange security.

Title: A legal document establishing property ownership.

Total disability: In order to make a disability claim, a person must meet
the definition of disability set forth in the insurance contract. There are
two general definitions of disability used in today’s contracts. The first
definition is that the insured is unable to perform all of the substantial
and material duties of his/her own occupation. The second, and more
restrictive definition is that the insured is unable to perform any
occupation for which he/she is reasonably suited by education, training,
or experience.

Treasury Bill: Treasury Bills, often referred to as T-bills, are short-term
securities (maturities of less than one year) offered and guaranteed by the
federal government. They are issued at a discount and pay their full-face
value at maturity.

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